Annie is an artist, computational designer, and consultant specialising in sensory processing. As a single mother raising an autistic child, and with a personal diagnosis of ADHD received during her BSc Architecture studies in 2019, Annie's journey has been deeply informed by her experiences.

Since completing her studies and receiving her diagnoses, Annie has dedicated herself to crafting experiences and environments tailored to individuals with sensory processing disorders. Her expertise has been instrumental in providing accessibility solutions for various events, including festivals, theatrical productions, and immersive art installations, ensuring inclusivity from online booking to the on-site experience.  Although is now aiming to translate her consultancy work into interactive art pieces, creating further conversations around going beyond the ‘tick box’ access requirements.

Annie's true passion lies in designing pieces that stimulate meaningful discussions about the profound impact of our environments on our daily lives. These insights emerge from her personal experiences and collaborations with charitable organisations. As a computational designer, Annie has adeptly integrated her love for art and craftsmanship, recognizing its fundamental role in maintaining a strong connection to the tactile process of creation and construction